Hip-hop legends Common and Pete Rock are teaming up once again to bring their highly anticipated collaborative album, ‘Auditorium, Vol. 1’, to auditoriums across the country this fall.
The duo, who first worked together on Common’s 1994 album ‘Resurrection’, have announced a series of shows to celebrate the release of their new LP. The tour will kick off on September 24th in Atlanta, Georgia and will make stops in major cities such as New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles before wrapping up on October 30th in Seattle, Washington.
‘Auditorium, Vol. 1’ marks the first full-length project from Common and Pete Rock since their 2011 EP ‘The Dreamer/The Believer’. The album is said to be a fusion of Common’s socially conscious lyrics and Pete Rock’s signature soulful production.
In a statement, Common expressed his excitement for the upcoming tour, saying, “I am thrilled to hit the road with my brother Pete Rock and share our new music with fans. This album is a true collaboration and we can’t wait to bring it to life on stage.”
Pete Rock also shared his enthusiasm, stating, “It’s an honor to work with Common once again and to bring our music to the people. We have put our hearts and souls into this album and can’t wait to perform it live.”
Fans can expect to hear tracks from ‘Auditorium, Vol. 1′ as well as classic hits from both artists during the tour. Tickets for the shows will go on sale on August 6th, with pre-sale options available for fans who sign up for the artists’ mailing lists.
Common and Pete Rock have been influential figures in the hip-hop industry for decades, with Common’s socially conscious lyrics and Pete Rock’s soulful production style earning them both critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base. Their collaboration on ‘Auditorium, Vol. 1’ is sure to be a must-see event for hip-hop fans everywhere.
Don’t miss your chance to see Common and Pete Rock perform their new album live in an auditorium near you. Stay tuned for more updates and announcements from the duo as they prepare to hit the road this fall.
